Aisyah Berlianta Br. Ginting

Is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict a trigger for World War Three? Aisyah Berlianta Br. Ginting The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has taken center stage in international politics over the past few decades. Since the end of the British mandate over Palestine in 1948, tensions between Israelis and Palestinians have not abated. Many have speculated whether this conflict could lead to a Third World War. However, to understand whether the conflict really has the potential to trigger a global war, we need to look deeper into the root causes and dynamics. First of all, we must understand that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not an isolated issue. It is interwoven within the larger geopolitical framework of the Middle East. Power struggles between regional powers such as Iran and Saudi Arabia, as well as the interference of global powers such as the United States and Russia, all influence the dynamics of this conflict. Therefore, to understand the potential for a Third World War, we must vi

The Impact of Naturalized Players on Indonesian Sports, Especially Football Aisyah Berlianta Br. Ginting Sports, especially football, have become an integral part of Indonesian culture. However, in recent years, the phenomenon of naturalization or recruiting players of foreign descent to strengthen the national team or local clubs has become a hot topic. The impact of these players is not only limited to the technical aspects of the game but also has deep social, cultural, and political implications. Firstly, in the context of the technical aspects of the game, the presence of naturalized players is often seen as a strengthening factor for the national team or local clubs. They often bring new experiences, techniques, and strategies that can enhance the overall quality of the game. Examples include Jordi Amat, Shayne Pattynama, Rafael Struick, Ivar Jenner, Justin Hubner, Nathan-Tjoe-A-On, Sandy Walsh, Jay Idzes, Thom Haye, and Ragnar Oratmangoen. Thus, it can be said that naturalizatio

True Fans: Understanding the Impact of Loyalty on the Careers and Success of K-pop Groups Aisyah Berlianta Br. Ginting K-pop, or Korean pop music, has become a global phenomenon attracting millions of fans worldwide. The success of this genre is not only attributed to the talent and abilities of its artists, but also to the extraordinary dedication of their fans. The unique relationship between idols and fans goes beyond just music consumption. Fan loyalty plays a significant role in shaping and sustaining the careers and success of K-pop groups. This article will review how fan loyalty significantly impacts the career journey of K-pop groups and how it influences their success in the competitive entertainment industry. Fan loyalty, or fandom, is one of the key pillars of success for K-pop groups. Fans are not only music consumers, but also loyal supporters who actively participate in promoting and popularizing their idol groups. Through various social media and digital platforms, fans